DA: We still believe in Mmusi Maimane's leadership
Politics
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We'll tackle xenophobia, attend Mugabe funeral - Magashule
ANC secretary general Ace Magashule held a press briefing on Tuesday on the xenophobic attacks and the party's attendance at Robert Mugabe's funeral. He also addressed gender-based violence.
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FIKILE-NTSIKELELO MOYA: How the state and its laws are failing us all
South Africa has become a continuously violent state where criminals are increasingly brazen because the state has allowed for this state of affairs, writes Fikile-Ntsikelelo Moya.
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Wynberg Boys High pupil in trouble after rape 'joke'
The school took swift action after the video was shared on social media.
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Dros rape trial: Ex-childminder recounts day Nicholas Ninow raped little girl
The former childminder told the court that she was the one who took the little girl to the bathroom where Ninow was caught violating her.
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MAHLATSE MAHLASE: The thieves who stole dog food - the abnormal is normal in SA
We are a country where normal has become abnormal, and we resort to blaming the victims for not taking measures to protect themselves, writes Mahlatse Mahlase.
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Witness tells court Nicholas Ninow tried to attack her with belt
Ninow is facing charges of rape and defeating the ends of justice.
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SAPS: We're working on stricter conditions for gender-based violence offenders
Speaking to Clement Manyathela on 702, National Police Commissioner Khehla Sitole said SAPS along with the NPA were working on harsher punishment for perpetrators of violence and abuse against women.
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ANCWL leads anti-femicide protest in CT
Members of the African National Congress Women’s League handed over a memorandum of demands at the Khayelitsha Magistrate's Court.
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Police hunt suspects after missing Limpopo girl (11) found dead
The young girl was reported missing on Thursday after she failed to return home from school.
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Call for organisations to educate communities about conflict resolution
On Friday, a woman was arrested in Grassy Park after allegedly stabbing her boyfriend to death during an argument over money.
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UCT implements a range of measures to help keep students, staff safe
It's introduced a special ad hoc tribunal to deal with cases of gender violence.
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GALLERY: Primedia stages silent protest to highlight gender-based violence
Primedia embarked on a silent protest on Friday, 6 September in Sandton, to highlight the plight of gender-based violence in the country. Staff members united to call for action from government.
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Cabinet calls for maximum sentences to be imposed on GBV perpetrators
Cabinet stated it joined the nation in mourning the killing, rape and abuse of women by men that continue to plague the country.
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Ramaphosa to meet with university vice-chancellors to address student safety
This came after management at all 26 universities asked for a meeting, saying they wanted to discuss what they called an epidemic of incomprehensible violence.
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CPUT ‘saddened’ by news of abducted, raped first year nursing student
The woman was attacked outside Tygerberg Hospital on Tuesday evening.
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How Ramaphosa plans on addressing GBV, attacks on foreign nationals
Here are some of the key points from President Cyril Ramaphosa's nation address on gender-based violence and xenophobic attacks.
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Malema: The police have failed South Africa's women
EFF leader Julius Malema, speaking at a press conference in Braamfontein, said the South African Police Service was one of the institutions that had not assisted victims of gender-based violence adequately, adding to the number of unreported cases.
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Police use force to disperse students protesting against gender-based violence
Police in Cape Town clashed with students who were protesting outside the Cape Town International Convention Centre.
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CT students beg ministers to do more to protect women
The group met with the four ministers for a question and answer session, just a few minutes after President Cyril Ramaphosa addressed a march at the gates of Parliament.
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HAJI MOHAMED DAWJEE: Femicide and the invisible man
Why are men not being confronted by the state and why, in fact, are men not confronting other men, asks Haji Mohamed Dawjee.
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JUDITH FEBRUARY: Uyinene was not the first and she won't be the last
President Rampahosa's words ring hollow when we gaze upon the sad parade of murdered women in our country, writes Judith February.
